On Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 12:40 PM, Doug Hutchison <specialq.que@ntlworld.com>wrote:
? requirements to set up archivedir?
Doug
Hello fellow node ops,
The first version of NodeShark (v.0.92) is now available for download. It hasn't been tested extensively but appears to be in good enough shape to distribute more widely and have real users provide feedback.
NodeShark is a simple Windows utility that allows the AllStar node operator to filter through and analyze the logfiles generated by app_rpt and find/playback the associated transmission recordings. Of course, for
On 03/10/2010 20:33:08, Keith Williamson (hkwilliamson@gmail.com) wrote: this to
be useful, you must have the "archivedir" directive enabled in rpt.conf. If you already have "archivedir" enabled, you can start using NodeShark after "sync"ing your archivedir directory with the Windows system you run NodeShark on. NodeShark provides a built-in facility (in conjunction with PuTTY) to keep your archived files synced up with a local copy on your Windows system.
NodeShark is free and available for download at:
http://www.arizuni.com/NodeShark/
Many thanks to Jim Duuude for testing and finding bugs with the first couple of versions! Jim also sent me a zip of an archive directory that had some log record types I hadn't come across and was more typical of a high-traffic node (unlike my little link node).
73's,
Keith
KF7DRV AllStar: 2541 Echolink: 477448
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Hi Doug, Just uncomment "archivedir" in rpt.conf and point it to wherever you want the archive folder to live on your node. For instance on my node, I set it to "/etc/asterisk/qso". I then create the "qso" subdirectory. You also need to create a subdirectory below that one with your node number as its name. Once you've done that, restart asterisk (astres.sh) Regards, Keith